Sydney Band Contest
The Secretary of the Lismore Citizens' Band has received a better from the Band Association of New South Wales, which tends:—"Owing to various disqualifications…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1914
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Pavilion Co-op Pictures
"The Burning Rivet" proved a great attraction at the Pavillon last evening when Mr. Black presented a first class pictorial play entertainment. The artists…
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Mr. Edison's latest production, the kinetophone, which was shown in London for the first time at the West End Kinema on Monday, 19th January, opens up vast…
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We have been informed by Major W. W. Morris that the instruments for the Lismore Military B[?]nd are expected to arrive here early next week. A letter has been…
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The programme by the Lyceum Company at the Federal Hall is one that ought to attract a crowded house, being an "all star" one. The leading film is a…
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The Pavillion held a large number of patrons last night to view the excellent programme presented by Mr. Black. Tonight's programme also is a good one,…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The Liverpool Murder. Ball Executed. Liverpool
A crowd of 2000 people waited outside the gaol for the excution of Ball. When the notice was posted there was a rush to read it, and many were…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Misses Chisholm's Concert
For the Misses Chisholm's grand concert in Sydney Lady Strickland has consented to [?] patron, while Sir William MacMillan and the Minister for Education (Mr…
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Special music and special star films were the rewards of the crowds of spectators at the Feederal Halt last Saturday evening. The Laccum Company had secured some…
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The Pavilion was fall on Satureday evening, when Mr. Bluck gave a most interesting pictorial play entertainment which is to be repeated to-night. The prpogramme…
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The Casino Town Band, under the baton of Bandmaster Kiley, played out, at the intersection of Walker and Barker Streets on Saturday night,…
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The Federal Hall was crowded out last night, the people rolling [?] rapidly to view the star programme prepared by the Lyceum Company. "Old Moddington's…
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Last night "The Uphill Clitab" caused many to, clamber for seats at the Pavilion Co-op. Pictures. The [?] was the star, and showed how a poor cowboy, who had…
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Lovers of good music will have the first opportunity of this year given them to enjoy a really high-class concert programme in the Richmond Hall to-morrow,…
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Mr. Edison's latest production, the kinetophone, which was shown in London for the first time at the West-End Cinema on Monday (says the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Amusements. [?] Pictures
To-night's programme at the Federal Hall by the Lyceum Company includes wuch excellent films as "Flosers that Bloom in the Spring," as Pathe calor study, "Making…
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There was a good attendance at the Pav[?]ion last night in spite of the incloment evening. The programme was greatly appreciated, and much pleasure was given…
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At a late hour last night we received intolligence that the complimentary concert tendered to the Misses Maggic and Lena [?] held at the Concordia Hall,…
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The Lyceum Company showed to a good house on Tuesday last, a very interesting series of pictures being screened. The star film was a…
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